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(4:12. Unfortunately, a nurse interrupted us by bringing in Jane’s dosage of Darvoset. She only stayed a few moments, but it was too long.)

(4:14 p.m. Jane took the Darvoset — which she’s getting every two hours or so. “Is there that possibility — getting better enough to sit on the back porch again?” she asked, half crying.

[...] After a very light lunch, Darvoset, and so forth, I read her yesterday’s session and poetry. [...]

[...] Lynn stopped by to tell us she’d bring Darvoset at 4:30 — half an hour late for some mysterious reason.

(Jane had had Darvoset early this morning. I should note that yesterday she had no Darvoset at all while I was with her—a space of many hours. [...]

[...] She’s still on Darvoset and aspirin, and the two drugs are beginning to affect her hearing. [...]

[...] Leanne came in with the mixture of aspirin and Darvoset that Jane’s been taking lately. [...]

[...] “I just want to lay here and let the Darvoset take effect …”

[...] She took the Darvoset to help calm her down. [...]

[...] She’s only been taking Darvoset at about 5:30 AM, and before she goes down to hydro later in the morning—distinct improvements, I told her. [...]

[...] She told me that when she gets the Darvoset before hydro, “they mix it up with my aspirin, into a terrible concoction.” [...]

(One of the first things I learned when I got to 330 today was that Jeff Karder had increased Jane’s dosage of Darvoset to every two hours instead of three. [...]

[...] She was in a lot of pain, though, and I rang for the Darvoset again, since the staff was late with it.

[...] She’s still very uncomfortable at times, and is now on four-hour doses of Darvoset.)

[...] Jane had heard the medicine cart in the hall, but a few minutes passed before a nurse came in with the Darvoset. [...]

(I got to 330 at 12:05, just as Jane was taking her Darvoset. [...]

[...] She had a better night last night, but is still quite uncomfortable on her back, and is on Darvoset and aspirin too.

[...] She took Darvoset this morning and again this afternoon when I was there.)

[...] She took Darvoset and aspirin, but these didn’t help. [...]

[...] It’s worth noting, also, that she hasn’t taken any Darvoset in the daytime now for some time—a fact easy to forget but quite important. [...]

[...] After she’d taken her aspirin and Darvoset, Jane had a cigarette before I turned her.

[...] I thought of requesting of staff that she be given some Darvoset, or something like it, in the afternoons, but I hadn’t mentioned this because I felt my wife would reject the idea. [...]

[...] She hasn’t taken any Darvoset since this morning, which is an improvement. [...]

[...] She now gets Darvoset and aspirin—nothing else—at about 3:30 AM and 6:30 AM. [...]

[...] Darvoset helped calm her down. [...]

(Jane had a cigarette and Darvoset after lunch today. [...]